The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 182 - New York Makes It Legal To Kill Babies Through Every Trimester

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the state of New York has made it legal to murder children in the womb through every stage of development.

00:00:07.480 So we're going to talk about this barbaric, satanic law.

00:00:12.100 I've got plenty to say about it, as you can imagine.

00:00:14.260 Also, some new revelations about Native American elder Nathan Phillips make it even clearer that he is a bully and an instigator. 1.00

00:00:22.620 So we're going to talk about that as well today on the Matt Walsh Show.

00:00:24.960 Well, hello and welcome, everybody, to the show.

00:00:31.100 Thanks for watching. Thanks for being here.

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00:00:57.860 All right, I want to talk about first—well, I don't want to talk about this,

00:01:01.480 but it's necessary to talk about something utterly horrific.

00:01:05.860 The state of New York, in an act of unspeakable, unconscionable barbarism,

00:01:13.880 has made abortion legal through every stage of development up until birth,

00:01:19.560 which means that now in the state of New York, you can kill your child,

00:01:24.440 your fully formed, fully developed, pain-capable infant child, even a minute before delivery.

00:01:32.900 Now, I remind you that, just to put this in context, in New York City,

00:01:38.900 the abortion rate is so high, especially among minorities,

00:01:43.920 that more black babies are aborted than born in the city.

00:01:47.640 You're more likely, as a black baby in the womb, you're more likely to be killed than to be born. 0.99

00:01:54.080 That's just—that is how—and the rate is very high among white babies as well.

00:01:58.580 But that just shows you—it just shows you how common abortion is.

00:02:02.080 And the state legislature, they're looking at that and they're saying,

00:02:04.780 no, that's not enough. You know, the rate's not high enough.

00:02:07.280 There aren't enough dead babies yet, so let's pass this law.

00:02:10.060 And that's what they did.

00:02:13.060 Now, here's a little bit more from The Daily Wire.

00:02:15.860 And Amanda Presto-Giacomo wrote a great detailed piece about this,

00:02:21.200 which is up now. You can go read it.

00:02:22.740 It says,

00:02:23.100 And this is important. Okay, listen to this.

00:02:48.020 Every individual who becomes pregnant—every individual, by the way, 0.99

00:02:52.680 so not every woman, but every individual in case a man gets pregnant,

00:02:55.700 which, of course, does happen, apparently, these days.

00:02:59.520 Every individual who becomes pregnant has the fundamental right 0.97

00:03:02.880 to choose to carry the pregnancy to term,

00:03:05.800 to give birth to the child, or to have an abortion.

00:03:08.860 So long as a licensed practitioner acts in good faith,

00:03:12.060 a baby can be murdered in the womb up to birth

00:03:14.220 in order to, quote, protect the patient's life or health.

00:03:18.620 Notably, the meaning of the word health is not defined

00:03:21.140 within the legislation.

00:03:25.340 Okay, so there are a few things to highlight here.

00:03:31.060 You're going to hear liberals latching on to what I just read there

00:03:35.320 about the, you know, protect the woman's life or health.

00:03:38.980 And some of the justifications I've already read on social media

00:03:45.180 are saying that, well, you know, really, this is just—

00:03:47.940 it's just abortion is only legal in order to save the life of the mother.

00:03:53.100 That's also just extreme cases.

00:03:55.120 No, that's not true.

00:03:56.680 Okay, that's simply false.

00:03:58.480 This legislation legalizes abortion

00:04:01.680 through every stage of development

00:04:03.720 for the sake of the mother's health.

00:04:06.760 For the sake of her life, but also her health.

00:04:09.920 Health is a very broad term.

00:04:12.640 It is an intentionally broad term,

00:04:14.820 and it could mean anything.

00:04:16.640 There's a reason why they didn't define it.

00:04:18.560 They didn't get into any more specifics.

00:04:20.740 So are we talking about physical health,

00:04:22.580 emotional health, psychological health,

00:04:24.840 financial health?

00:04:26.880 Well, yeah, we're talking about all of the above.

00:04:30.160 Anything at all.

00:04:30.920 Well, the vagueness of the term

00:04:33.960 leaves it open to mean anything,

00:04:35.940 and that's the point.

00:04:37.040 So you combine the vagueness of this qualification

00:04:40.360 with the fact that the law declares abortion

00:04:43.120 to be a fundamental right

00:04:45.140 for every pregnant individual.

00:04:48.440 You combine those two things,

00:04:49.880 and that clearly means

00:04:51.140 that a woman can get an abortion 1.00

00:04:53.360 at any time for any reason, period.

00:04:55.960 That's what it is.

00:04:57.020 The only stipulation is that

00:04:59.860 they might have to

00:05:01.040 kind of vaguely couch their reason

00:05:04.180 in terms of health.

00:05:06.660 That's all.

00:05:07.460 And then they can get the abortion. 1.00

00:05:09.220 Second thing to remember is that,

00:05:13.020 and this is sort of irrelevant anyway,

00:05:15.340 considering that this law

00:05:16.440 has nothing to do with it,

00:05:17.080 but the whole idea

00:05:18.320 that you would need abortion

00:05:19.720 to save the life of a mother

00:05:21.560 is a total misnomer.

00:05:23.300 You do not need abortion.

00:05:26.620 That's a thing that doesn't exist.

00:05:30.040 And I know people will say,

00:05:30.780 what about ectopic pregnancies?

00:05:32.020 I'm not talking about ectopic pregnancies.

00:05:33.560 That's a totally separate issue

00:05:34.880 that we could deal with,

00:05:36.140 and I would argue

00:05:38.820 that treating an ectopic pregnancy

00:05:40.040 is not the same thing as an abortion

00:05:41.300 because of the principle of double effect,

00:05:43.520 but that's a totally separate conversation.

00:05:45.820 We're talking about,

00:05:47.340 these are late-term abortions. 1.00

00:05:49.400 After 24 weeks,

00:05:50.440 there's no such thing

00:05:52.560 as a ectopic pregnancy

00:05:56.340 in its third trimester.

00:05:57.980 That doesn't exist.

00:06:00.520 So late-term abortions 1.00

00:06:02.060 to save the life of the mother,

00:06:04.440 that just,

00:06:05.240 it doesn't exist.

00:06:06.280 That's not a thing.

00:06:08.440 It is a category that doesn't exist.

00:06:12.000 It is never necessary,

00:06:14.180 never, ever,

00:06:15.280 under any circumstances necessary

00:06:17.180 to get a late-term abortion 0.97

00:06:18.600 to save the life of the mother,

00:06:20.760 never necessary, period.

00:06:23.300 So anytime someone says that,

00:06:24.820 they say,

00:06:25.140 well, we need,

00:06:26.040 you know,

00:06:26.300 we need to have abortion 1.00

00:06:26.980 through all stages

00:06:27.620 in case the life of the mother,

00:06:28.800 just make sure to correct them

00:06:30.260 and say,

00:06:30.980 no, that's false.

00:06:32.960 There has never been a scenario

00:06:35.060 ever in history,

00:06:36.860 ever,

00:06:38.200 where a woman 0.97

00:06:39.400 in the second or third trimester

00:06:41.180 needed to get an abortion 1.00

00:06:42.700 to save her life.

00:06:43.800 Never.

00:06:46.780 Why?

00:06:47.220 Well, the reason is obvious.

00:06:49.540 Okay,

00:06:49.940 what kind of thing

00:06:51.580 could make a later-term abortion

00:06:53.380 necessary?

00:06:54.860 Just think about

00:06:55.360 what might come up

00:06:56.720 that would

00:06:57.160 supposedly necessitate that. 0.99

00:07:00.700 Well,

00:07:00.900 there could be

00:07:01.220 some kind of cataclysmic

00:07:02.300 complication with the child.

00:07:05.240 There could be

00:07:06.000 a health problem

00:07:06.640 with the mother.

00:07:08.860 There are situations

00:07:09.760 you hear about

00:07:10.120 where the mother

00:07:10.560 is diagnosed

00:07:11.120 with some aggressive

00:07:12.720 form of cancer

00:07:13.540 while she's pregnant 1.00

00:07:14.260 and she can't treat it

00:07:15.240 while she's pregnant. 0.78

00:07:16.560 So, you know,

00:07:17.320 I've heard that

00:07:18.180 proposed as an example

00:07:19.960 of something

00:07:20.420 where an abortion

00:07:21.020 is necessary

00:07:21.800 to save the life

00:07:22.420 of the mother.

00:07:23.580 But whatever the case is,

00:07:25.800 all it means

00:07:27.340 is that the baby

00:07:29.300 has to come out.

00:07:30.960 Okay?

00:07:33.080 It means that the mother

00:07:34.360 has to give birth. 1.00

00:07:35.280 She has to get the baby 0.56

00:07:36.220 out of her.

00:07:37.520 And those sorts of cases

00:07:38.840 do happen

00:07:39.460 where there is something

00:07:41.100 cataclysmic

00:07:41.960 that goes wrong

00:07:42.800 either with the mother

00:07:43.680 or the child.

00:07:45.320 And now the pregnancy

00:07:46.800 could be fatal

00:07:47.780 to both of them

00:07:49.440 potentially.

00:07:50.260 So, the pregnancy

00:07:51.460 has to end.

00:07:53.580 Okay?

00:07:55.220 So, what does that mean?

00:07:56.840 Well, as I said,

00:07:57.380 all it means

00:07:57.900 is that the child

00:07:58.760 has to come out.

00:07:59.980 The child has to be delivered

00:08:01.400 much earlier

00:08:02.360 than expected.

00:08:04.520 And the question is,

00:08:06.240 why do you need

00:08:07.080 to kill the child

00:08:08.560 first?

00:08:09.900 Why does the

00:08:10.700 preemptive killing

00:08:11.900 of the child

00:08:12.620 contribute to the

00:08:13.560 mother's health?

00:08:14.360 If a mother

00:08:14.800 is at 30 weeks

00:08:15.720 and something

00:08:16.340 cataclysmic

00:08:16.860 has gone wrong,

00:08:17.940 pregnancy has to end. 0.99

00:08:18.980 Okay, that happens.

00:08:20.500 It's a terrible thing.

00:08:21.560 Very difficult.

00:08:22.860 So, you take

00:08:24.520 the baby out.

00:08:26.980 That's all.

00:08:27.580 You don't need

00:08:28.000 to kill the baby.

00:08:29.000 You just take

00:08:29.540 the baby out.

00:08:31.460 Either way,

00:08:32.180 the baby has to come out.

00:08:34.920 In a late-term abortion,

00:08:36.900 okay, the way

00:08:37.420 that these things

00:08:38.840 are conducted,

00:08:39.440 and I hate to be

00:08:40.040 graphic with you,

00:08:40.860 but I think we all

00:08:41.500 should face

00:08:42.080 what these things are.

00:08:44.840 Rather than using

00:08:45.760 euphemisms,

00:08:46.360 I think we should be

00:08:47.020 frank and clear

00:08:48.360 about it.

00:08:49.260 So, here's how

00:08:50.040 a late-term abortion

00:08:50.960 is done.

00:08:53.620 The baby is injected

00:08:55.520 while the child's

00:08:57.080 still in the womb.

00:08:58.260 He is injected

00:08:59.260 with poison

00:08:59.960 into his head

00:09:01.000 or into his torso.

00:09:03.100 And then he dies.

00:09:04.100 And then the mother

00:09:06.300 carries the dead baby

00:09:07.260 around in her body

00:09:09.060 for two or three days.

00:09:11.260 And sometimes

00:09:12.360 she'll go back

00:09:13.720 in the next day

00:09:14.320 and they'll check

00:09:14.860 and the baby's still alive

00:09:15.980 and has been suffering

00:09:17.500 all that time.

00:09:18.540 And so,

00:09:19.180 they inject him again

00:09:20.380 and then he dies.

00:09:22.520 By the way,

00:09:23.080 this is a horrifically

00:09:24.100 painful death

00:09:24.880 for the child.

00:09:25.840 And a child

00:09:26.880 in those later stages

00:09:28.580 absolutely can feel pain.

00:09:30.360 There's no question

00:09:31.000 about it.

00:09:31.460 They've got a developed

00:09:32.680 nervous system.

00:09:33.580 They can feel pain.

00:09:35.040 And to be injected

00:09:36.500 with poison

00:09:37.200 into your skull,

00:09:38.360 well,

00:09:38.540 I don't think I need

00:09:39.020 to explain

00:09:39.660 how incredibly painful

00:09:41.660 that would be.

00:09:43.000 So,

00:09:43.740 the baby's injected

00:09:45.440 with the poison.

00:09:46.660 The mother carries 0.99

00:09:47.440 the dead child

00:09:47.960 around in her body.

00:09:50.400 And then she delivers 0.52

00:09:51.860 the dead child.

00:09:52.880 There is a delivery

00:09:54.360 that happens.

00:09:55.360 Sometimes she delivers

00:09:56.320 the child in the clinic,

00:09:57.920 but then oftentimes

00:09:59.000 she's not able

00:09:59.700 to get to the,

00:10:00.620 you know,

00:10:01.360 labor comes on

00:10:02.760 very quickly.

00:10:03.240 She's not able

00:10:03.660 to get to the clinic,

00:10:05.980 so she ends up

00:10:06.600 delivering in,

00:10:07.880 say,

00:10:08.060 the hotel bathroom

00:10:09.040 into the toilet

00:10:10.640 or something like that.

00:10:13.040 So,

00:10:13.680 again,

00:10:14.880 the question is,

00:10:16.400 the mother has to go in, 0.90

00:10:18.180 you know,

00:10:18.540 if the baby's,

00:10:20.480 if the mother decides

00:10:21.300 for whatever reason

00:10:22.240 at that stage

00:10:23.520 that she doesn't want

00:10:25.120 the baby inside her anymore,

00:10:27.260 she's going to have 0.99

00:10:28.520 to deliver the child

00:10:29.420 regardless.

00:10:31.360 there is no medical reason

00:10:34.080 ever

00:10:34.660 why you would need

00:10:36.520 to kill the baby first. 0.59

00:10:38.860 You could have just as well

00:10:40.140 delivered the healthy baby.

00:10:42.900 That in-between step

00:10:45.180 of injecting poison

00:10:46.500 into his skull,

00:10:48.160 obviously that doesn't contribute

00:10:49.720 to the mother's health,

00:10:50.980 and obviously it's just

00:10:52.580 another step

00:10:53.380 that's more dangerous

00:10:54.480 for the mother

00:10:55.760 and clearly the child as well.

00:10:57.080 So the injection

00:11:01.260 of poison

00:11:02.060 into this process,

00:11:03.720 that doesn't make it

00:11:05.240 medically safer

00:11:06.920 for anybody.

00:11:10.780 So, again,

00:11:11.960 if she's 20,

00:11:12.800 I have to,

00:11:13.440 I just,

00:11:13.740 I feel like this needs

00:11:14.320 to be emphasized

00:11:14.780 because I keep hearing this

00:11:15.900 and it makes no sense.

00:11:16.840 If she's 26 weeks

00:11:18.460 or 30 or 32

00:11:19.380 or whatever,

00:11:20.660 she could deliver

00:11:22.480 the child

00:11:23.060 and the child

00:11:24.400 could easily survive.

00:11:25.780 Easily.

00:11:27.220 The preemptive murder

00:11:28.580 of the child

00:11:29.440 is not ever necessary

00:11:31.380 for her health.

00:11:32.340 Ever.

00:11:32.920 It is just murder.

00:11:34.300 It is just death.

00:11:35.340 It is killing.

00:11:36.060 That's all.

00:11:36.460 I'm sorry to be graphic

00:11:39.840 with you,

00:11:40.260 by the way,

00:11:40.840 describing how this happens,

00:11:42.100 but I think it's important

00:11:42.860 to be frank

00:11:43.640 about what we're dealing with,

00:11:44.840 not to cover it

00:11:45.740 in these kind of code words

00:11:47.100 and everything

00:11:47.440 that the pro-abortion left

00:11:49.040 likes to use

00:11:49.840 because they cannot confront

00:11:51.640 the wickedness

00:11:53.020 of this procedure

00:11:54.600 that they support.

00:11:57.980 And we should be clear

00:11:59.300 that the state of New York

00:12:00.900 just made it legal

00:12:01.940 to give a fully developed infant

00:12:04.240 a lethal injection.

00:12:05.500 That's what happened.

00:12:06.460 Which brings us

00:12:08.480 to an interesting point,

00:12:09.860 by the way,

00:12:11.020 because let's look

00:12:12.320 at this dichotomy here.

00:12:14.040 It is unconstitutional

00:12:16.160 in the state of New York

00:12:18.480 to give the lethal injection

00:12:20.480 to convicted criminals.

00:12:21.660 They don't have

00:12:22.020 the death penalty.

00:12:22.640 They haven't had it

00:12:23.200 for many years.

00:12:24.760 And it's been ruled

00:12:25.760 unconstitutional.

00:12:27.520 So if a man

00:12:29.860 rapes and murders

00:12:31.160 a child,

00:12:31.780 for instance,

00:12:32.680 in the state of New York,

00:12:33.780 you cannot give him

00:12:34.880 lethal injection.

00:12:35.500 It is unconstitutional.

00:12:37.100 Which means

00:12:37.960 that the lethal injection

00:12:40.280 can only be administered

00:12:42.460 to babies

00:12:43.500 in New York.

00:12:44.760 Think about that.

00:12:47.420 The lethal injection

00:12:48.420 is legal in New York,

00:12:49.600 but only if you're

00:12:50.480 giving it to a baby.

00:12:54.740 I mean,

00:12:55.100 here's the thing.

00:12:56.320 This is why

00:12:56.900 I always say that

00:12:58.180 abortion is a litmus test issue.

00:13:00.620 not just a litmus test

00:13:02.720 for politicians,

00:13:03.620 although it is that,

00:13:05.180 but it's a litmus test

00:13:06.320 for human beings

00:13:07.220 in general.

00:13:09.260 It tells me

00:13:10.540 kind of like

00:13:10.880 everything I need

00:13:11.520 to know about you

00:13:12.340 as a human being

00:13:13.420 because you are

00:13:15.840 just not a decent person

00:13:17.020 if you support

00:13:18.000 giving lethal injection

00:13:18.960 to infants.

00:13:20.140 You are a sick

00:13:21.100 and perverted person 0.69

00:13:22.140 if you support that.

00:13:24.400 And then I realize

00:13:25.240 that I'm calling

00:13:25.800 millions of Americans

00:13:26.760 sick and perverted,

00:13:27.740 but so be it.

00:13:30.820 I wish we didn't have

00:13:31.800 all these sick

00:13:32.280 and perverted people 0.59

00:13:33.000 out there,

00:13:33.520 but we do.

00:13:37.100 And I really mean it.

00:13:38.640 I want you to know

00:13:39.100 how deeply I mean it.

00:13:40.080 That if you're watching

00:13:40.700 this right now,

00:13:41.200 you're listening

00:13:41.660 and you support this

00:13:43.000 and you think this is okay

00:13:43.860 and you're kind of offended

00:13:45.640 now, you're saying,

00:13:46.060 well, how dare you

00:13:46.800 call me sick and perverted?

00:13:48.100 Well, yeah,

00:13:48.600 that's what I'm calling you

00:13:49.540 because you are.

00:13:50.200 That's what you are.

00:13:51.360 I wish you weren't that.

00:13:53.660 I wish you were

00:13:54.420 a better person

00:13:55.180 than you are,

00:13:55.880 but right now

00:13:56.480 you're just not

00:13:57.000 a good person.

00:13:57.740 Because good people

00:14:01.280 don't support

00:14:01.980 giving lethal injection

00:14:02.840 to babies.

00:14:03.660 And I feel like

00:14:04.360 I'm setting the bar

00:14:05.780 pretty low here.

00:14:07.180 That's not a high bar

00:14:08.280 to get over.

00:14:10.680 I mean,

00:14:11.220 if you can't even

00:14:11.860 clear that bar

00:14:12.880 of not supporting

00:14:14.280 the lethal injection

00:14:15.180 for infants,

00:14:16.620 then, I mean,

00:14:17.920 there's nothing

00:14:18.200 I can do for you.

00:14:18.900 You're just not

00:14:19.300 a good person.

00:14:21.820 But there's still

00:14:22.580 hope for you

00:14:23.140 and I pray for you,

00:14:24.020 but you just,

00:14:24.500 you need to

00:14:25.060 let go of this,

00:14:26.840 horrible,

00:14:28.880 horrible ideology

00:14:30.800 that you're clinging to.

00:14:33.380 All right.

00:14:35.720 Here's another story

00:14:36.720 from the Daily Wire.

00:14:38.400 Amanda had this one, too.

00:14:39.560 I get like half my stories

00:14:40.500 from Amanda

00:14:40.940 in case you hadn't noticed.

00:14:43.080 She reports,

00:14:43.960 soon after Native American 1.00

00:14:44.960 activist Nathan Phillips

00:14:46.260 confronted high school boys

00:14:47.640 from Covington Catholic

00:14:48.380 in front of the Lincoln Memorial,

00:14:49.280 He reportedly led a protest

00:14:51.640 of about 20 fellow

00:14:53.520 Native activists

00:14:54.320 attempting to crash

00:14:56.480 the Basilica

00:14:57.180 of the National Shrine

00:14:57.960 of the Immaculate Conception's

00:14:59.360 Saturday evening mass.

00:15:02.740 According to the

00:15:03.500 Catholic News Agency,

00:15:05.080 while chanting

00:15:05.800 and playing ceremonial drums,

00:15:07.700 a group of Native American

00:15:08.740 rights activists

00:15:09.480 reportedly led

00:15:10.320 by Nathan Phillips

00:15:11.000 attempted on January 19th

00:15:13.060 to enter Washington,

00:15:14.220 D.C.'s Basilica

00:15:15.140 during the mass.

00:15:16.660 The group of 20 demonstrators

00:15:17.860 was stopped by Shrine Security

00:15:19.360 as it tried to enter the church

00:15:20.800 during its 515 Vigil Mass.

00:15:24.520 So Nathan Phillips,

00:15:28.000 now this is,

00:15:28.820 we were told that Nathan Phillips,

00:15:30.400 well, he was just trying

00:15:32.000 to intervene

00:15:32.800 and restore peace and order

00:15:34.740 and everything like that.

00:15:36.040 Well, then he goes

00:15:36.700 and he tries to barge

00:15:37.780 into a church.

00:15:39.780 As I've been saying

00:15:40.740 for days now,

00:15:41.800 Nathan Phillips is a fraud

00:15:43.040 and a bully

00:15:43.560 and an agitator,

00:15:45.400 an instigator,

00:15:46.500 and nothing more.

00:15:47.860 Phillips inserted himself

00:15:49.500 into a tense situation

00:15:52.700 where children

00:15:53.920 were being taunted

00:15:54.820 and mocked

00:15:55.580 by grown men

00:15:56.380 and rather than

00:15:57.620 coming to their defense,

00:15:58.820 which would have been

00:15:59.660 the good and heroic thing

00:16:01.340 to do,

00:16:01.740 rather than doing that,

00:16:03.040 he gets in their face,

00:16:03.980 he invades their space

00:16:04.820 and starts playing

00:16:05.780 the drum in their faces.

00:16:07.600 And then he's not

00:16:08.400 even satisfied

00:16:09.100 because after that incident,

00:16:10.380 he goes and tries

00:16:11.220 to invade a church.

00:16:12.700 I mean,

00:16:12.820 this guy's desperate

00:16:13.600 for attention.

00:16:14.140 He's desperate

00:16:14.600 for controversy.

00:16:15.300 He's trying to provoke

00:16:16.140 everybody.

00:16:18.100 But, of course,

00:16:19.160 before he went

00:16:20.180 and tried to invade

00:16:20.900 the church,

00:16:21.720 the first thing he did

00:16:22.760 is he went to the media

00:16:23.600 and he blatantly

00:16:25.740 lied about the kids.

00:16:26.940 He said that they

00:16:27.400 surrounded him,

00:16:28.180 they wouldn't let him leave.

00:16:29.560 Video evidence proves

00:16:30.760 that's a lie.

00:16:31.400 He said that they chanted

00:16:32.080 build the wall,

00:16:33.320 which again,

00:16:34.060 video evidence contradicts.

00:16:35.780 He tried to provoke

00:16:37.380 them, apparently,

00:16:38.580 and when he wasn't able

00:16:40.020 to provoke them,

00:16:40.600 he just went and defamed

00:16:41.600 them instead,

00:16:42.340 kind of as a plan B.

00:16:44.360 And you might want

00:16:45.000 to think,

00:16:46.220 you know,

00:16:46.400 if you hadn't heard

00:16:47.280 about the story

00:16:47.860 and you just saw all that,

00:16:49.060 you might say,

00:16:49.780 well, you know,

00:16:50.340 maybe the guy's

00:16:51.080 having a bad day.

00:16:53.340 His behavior

00:16:54.100 was certainly bizarre

00:16:55.140 and dishonest

00:16:55.960 and despicable

00:16:56.540 and manipulative,

00:16:58.060 but, you know,

00:16:59.780 maybe he'll think

00:17:00.280 better of it in the morning

00:17:01.140 and he'll apologize.

00:17:02.180 Not so much.

00:17:04.660 While his lies

00:17:06.440 have resulted

00:17:07.180 in death threats

00:17:08.060 and bomb scares,

00:17:09.160 so much so

00:17:10.460 that the school

00:17:11.000 had to shut down

00:17:11.880 for a day

00:17:12.460 and these kids

00:17:13.760 now live in fear

00:17:14.720 of physical reprisals,

00:17:16.180 while all that

00:17:16.920 has gone on,

00:17:18.100 Phillips has only

00:17:18.820 doubled and tripled

00:17:19.820 down on his

00:17:21.100 original slander.

00:17:22.260 He's done the exact

00:17:23.260 opposite of backpedal

00:17:24.660 or apologize.

00:17:25.620 No, he's just gone,

00:17:26.260 he's gone further.

00:17:28.500 In various interviews,

00:17:30.280 he's called the boys

00:17:32.040 a lynch mob,

00:17:33.000 he's called them beasts,

00:17:34.100 he's called them beastly,

00:17:35.300 he's called them scary.

00:17:38.000 I remind you

00:17:38.880 that these boys

00:17:39.500 are getting death threats

00:17:40.560 and their families

00:17:41.680 are getting death threats

00:17:42.640 and Nathan Phillips,

00:17:44.180 the wise old elder,

00:17:46.240 just continues

00:17:46.980 to pour gasoline

00:17:48.100 on the fire.

00:17:49.680 It's almost as if

00:17:51.320 he is trying

00:17:52.260 to get these boys hurt

00:17:53.580 or worse.

00:17:55.700 Now, the media

00:17:56.620 continues to tell us

00:17:57.660 that Nathan Phillips

00:17:58.340 is just this kind old man

00:17:59.880 who wants peace

00:18:01.100 and understanding

00:18:02.140 and harmony.

00:18:03.180 Well, he's got a really

00:18:03.860 funny way of showing it,

00:18:04.960 doesn't he?

00:18:05.480 In fact, originally,

00:18:06.680 he was offered

00:18:07.800 an opportunity

00:18:08.480 to come

00:18:09.180 and sit down

00:18:10.320 and break bread

00:18:11.020 with the kids

00:18:12.120 and have a dialogue

00:18:13.360 and he turned it down

00:18:14.520 and then he hinted

00:18:17.240 in the next breath

00:18:18.200 that he thinks

00:18:19.320 maybe they should be expelled.

00:18:21.520 So he's offered

00:18:22.320 the chance

00:18:22.800 to meet with them

00:18:24.280 and he's saying,

00:18:25.180 no, you know what,

00:18:25.640 but let's expel them first 0.91

00:18:26.880 and then we'll talk.

00:18:28.140 Of course,

00:18:28.600 now he's saying

00:18:30.380 that, okay,

00:18:30.980 you know,

00:18:31.260 I will meet with them,

00:18:32.620 but he's only going

00:18:33.820 to meet with them

00:18:34.620 if it means

00:18:35.260 that they sit down

00:18:36.460 and he stands

00:18:37.100 and he delivers a lecture

00:18:38.620 on cultural appropriation.

00:18:40.440 So he's willing

00:18:41.260 to come and lecture them,

00:18:42.920 but as far as the dialogue,

00:18:44.000 no, he's got no interest

00:18:44.740 in that.

00:18:46.020 And then kind of

00:18:47.060 the cherry on the Sunday,

00:18:50.100 Phillips yesterday

00:18:51.020 was interviewed by,

00:18:52.120 I think by a newspaper

00:18:55.840 in Detroit,

00:18:56.460 I believe,

00:18:57.080 and he said that

00:18:58.220 the black Israelites

00:18:59.200 who started this whole thing

00:19:01.400 by yelling racial slurs

00:19:04.180 and so on,

00:19:05.120 he said that,

00:19:05.940 yeah,

00:19:07.140 they were saying

00:19:07.760 some harsh things,

00:19:09.240 but he says

00:19:10.120 some of it was true.

00:19:13.140 Okay, Mr. Phillips,

00:19:14.480 which parts were true?

00:19:16.480 The parts where they called

00:19:17.380 Native Americans

00:19:18.260 totem pole worshipers? 0.98

00:19:19.840 Was that part true?

00:19:20.620 Did you even know

00:19:21.140 they said that?

00:19:22.780 Or were they shouted

00:19:23.940 the F words,

00:19:25.500 you know,

00:19:25.920 slur word for gay people?

00:19:27.800 Was that the true part?

00:19:29.200 Or were they shouting

00:19:31.820 racial slurs

00:19:32.600 at a black student 0.86

00:19:33.460 at the school

00:19:34.080 and saying that

00:19:34.640 his white friends

00:19:35.320 are going to harvest

00:19:35.900 his organs?

00:19:37.000 Was that the true part?

00:19:38.800 Or were they called

00:19:39.860 the kids incest babies 0.96

00:19:41.640 and future school shooters?

00:19:44.860 Nathan Phillips

00:19:45.620 has taken the side

00:19:47.180 of avowed racists

00:19:48.640 who verbally assaulted

00:19:49.940 a bunch of children.

00:19:51.960 So whatever credibility

00:19:53.060 he had up until that point,

00:19:55.160 which he had none,

00:19:56.280 is now gone.

00:19:56.880 So he's now in the negative.

00:19:58.120 He's like,

00:19:59.080 he's racking up

00:20:00.220 overdraft penalties

00:20:01.240 right now

00:20:01.680 in his credibility account.

00:20:06.180 This is just,

00:20:08.540 you know,

00:20:08.820 the media has certainly

00:20:10.420 canonized

00:20:11.240 some absurdly unworthy

00:20:13.400 characters in the past,

00:20:15.680 but this may be

00:20:17.640 the most glaringly

00:20:20.520 unworthy saint

00:20:22.900 yet to be canonized

00:20:24.480 by the media.

00:20:25.620 He is no hero.

00:20:27.720 He is no champion

00:20:28.880 for peace.

00:20:30.240 He is a bully.

00:20:32.440 Plain and simple.

00:20:33.300 That's all he is.

00:20:36.060 He's just a bad person.

00:20:38.740 You know.

00:20:42.600 By the way,

00:20:43.320 think about what the,

00:20:44.940 I'm just putting this

00:20:45.880 together in my head,

00:20:46.640 but think about this.

00:20:48.700 Think about what

00:20:49.300 the left has done

00:20:50.280 just over the last,

00:20:51.580 say, like three days.

00:20:52.360 So they started the week

00:20:54.700 slandering

00:20:56.580 and defaming

00:20:57.520 and smearing

00:20:58.540 a bunch of high school kids.

00:21:01.220 And now with this,

00:21:02.420 the passage of this

00:21:03.120 abortion law in New York,

00:21:04.200 they're celebrating

00:21:05.240 the mass murder

00:21:06.080 of infants.

00:21:08.520 I mean,

00:21:09.020 this is just,

00:21:09.740 this is just

00:21:11.180 cartoonishly evil.

00:21:12.840 So much so

00:21:16.200 that if you're

00:21:16.600 on that side

00:21:17.260 and you're doing this,

00:21:19.160 how do you not

00:21:21.000 just catch

00:21:21.540 your reflection

00:21:22.800 in the mirror

00:21:23.320 for a minute

00:21:23.800 and look at yourself

00:21:24.600 and say,

00:21:25.080 wow,

00:21:25.460 I am evil.

00:21:26.840 This is evil

00:21:27.780 what I'm doing.

00:21:29.080 Do you ever stop

00:21:29.900 and say that

00:21:30.320 to yourself?

00:21:34.480 All right.

00:21:35.060 One other thing

00:21:35.680 I wanted to mention

00:21:36.080 before we get

00:21:36.540 to some of your emails,

00:21:38.820 this is not

00:21:40.060 as,

00:21:40.840 not important at all

00:21:41.680 actually,

00:21:42.200 but,

00:21:42.820 and I don't know

00:21:44.440 why I even still

00:21:45.060 pay attention to this,

00:21:45.840 but Oscar nominations

00:21:46.920 were announced.

00:21:48.180 So the,

00:21:48.560 the Oscar ceremony

00:21:52.340 which has no host

00:21:53.460 and which nobody

00:21:54.260 will watch

00:21:54.980 and nobody cares about,

00:21:57.080 still they announced

00:21:58.240 who they,

00:21:58.780 they have nominated

00:21:59.540 for a best picture.

00:22:00.920 And I really think,

00:22:02.000 and this is saying something,

00:22:02.920 I think it's the,

00:22:03.680 the weakest

00:22:05.180 collection

00:22:08.500 of best picture nominees

00:22:10.180 maybe ever.

00:22:12.420 And there have been

00:22:13.040 some really weak

00:22:14.000 categories,

00:22:16.180 especially recently.

00:22:17.580 But they,

00:22:18.240 I don't have the list

00:22:18.940 in front of me.

00:22:19.420 They nominated

00:22:19.960 Black Panther,

00:22:22.520 a movie Vice,

00:22:23.480 which is just a,

00:22:24.220 kind of an absurd

00:22:25.220 hit piece on Dick Cheney,

00:22:27.100 Black Klansman, 0.62

00:22:29.640 Green,

00:22:31.880 Green Book,

00:22:33.000 and there were

00:22:34.100 a couple others

00:22:34.620 in there.

00:22:35.480 Now,

00:22:35.960 what makes it so,

00:22:37.100 what makes it so weak

00:22:38.000 and so bad?

00:22:38.620 Because it's one thing

00:22:39.500 if,

00:22:40.560 well,

00:22:40.800 you've got a weak,

00:22:42.360 you've got some weak

00:22:43.040 best picture nominees,

00:22:44.160 but also there,

00:22:44.860 there really weren't

00:22:45.440 any good movies

00:22:46.060 that came out this year

00:22:46.980 and so then,

00:22:47.680 what,

00:22:48.080 you gotta give the award

00:22:49.120 to somebody.

00:22:50.200 Although I personally,

00:22:51.440 you know,

00:22:51.600 I personally think

00:22:52.240 there should be years

00:22:53.300 where nobody wins

00:22:54.320 best picture.

00:22:55.100 It's,

00:22:55.380 it's sort of like

00:22:55.880 with the,

00:22:56.180 with the Hall of Fame,

00:22:57.880 with these various

00:22:59.340 Hall of Fames,

00:23:00.060 like especially

00:23:00.420 the Basketball Hall of Fame

00:23:01.380 or Football Hall of Fame,

00:23:02.260 where they feel like

00:23:02.820 every year they have to

00:23:03.760 induct new people

00:23:04.640 into the Hall of Fame,

00:23:05.360 which kind of diminishes

00:23:07.420 the value of the Hall of Fame

00:23:08.860 because then you end up

00:23:09.960 with people who are,

00:23:10.840 you know,

00:23:11.140 who are good

00:23:11.860 but don't rise

00:23:13.300 to the level

00:23:13.800 of historically great.

00:23:14.940 There should be

00:23:15.780 many years in a row

00:23:17.260 where just nobody

00:23:18.280 makes it into the Hall of Fame

00:23:19.360 because there hasn't been

00:23:20.140 anyone that good

00:23:21.120 and there should be years

00:23:22.400 where nobody,

00:23:23.460 where the Academy says,

00:23:24.480 you know what,

00:23:24.780 we're not,

00:23:25.120 we can't do an award ceremony

00:23:26.760 this year because nobody,

00:23:28.080 you know,

00:23:28.200 there just,

00:23:28.500 there weren't,

00:23:29.280 there weren't,

00:23:29.900 there really weren't

00:23:30.400 any great movies this year,

00:23:31.320 guys,

00:23:31.480 so check back next year.

00:23:33.700 But this year,

00:23:34.460 there were some great movies.

00:23:36.120 First Man

00:23:36.720 was,

00:23:39.020 was a truly great

00:23:40.640 moving,

00:23:44.620 powerful movie.

00:23:47.200 Also a movie

00:23:48.040 that was subject

00:23:49.080 to absolutely absurd

00:23:50.640 and unwarranted

00:23:51.280 criticism and controversy

00:23:52.500 over the stupid

00:23:53.360 issue of the American flag.

00:23:56.460 Even though the American flag

00:23:57.760 is featured in that movie

00:23:58.960 plenty.

00:24:00.000 It's a very patriotic movie.

00:24:01.440 The only thing

00:24:04.320 they don't show

00:24:05.100 is they,

00:24:05.800 the one particular scene

00:24:07.480 where he actually

00:24:08.080 plants the flag

00:24:08.960 on the moon.

00:24:10.420 They don't show that.

00:24:11.940 Now,

00:24:12.480 they do show the flag

00:24:13.720 waving on the moon,

00:24:14.660 they just don't show

00:24:15.300 the moment

00:24:15.700 where he puts it there,

00:24:16.920 which,

00:24:17.280 who cares?

00:24:17.980 Because do you know

00:24:18.440 what they show instead?

00:24:20.120 They show,

00:24:20.980 they show Armstrong

00:24:23.000 leaving a keepsake

00:24:25.340 on the moon

00:24:26.060 from his,

00:24:26.940 from his young daughter

00:24:28.640 who had died

00:24:29.360 of cancer

00:24:30.560 years before.

00:24:31.960 Which,

00:24:32.260 I didn't even know

00:24:32.780 he did that.

00:24:33.500 But,

00:24:34.100 you know,

00:24:34.240 the movie is,

00:24:35.020 is much more focused

00:24:36.080 on the personal story

00:24:37.840 of this man

00:24:38.800 and what he went through

00:24:40.180 to achieve this amazing thing.

00:24:42.140 Much more focused on him

00:24:43.600 on a personal level

00:24:44.420 than it is focused on

00:24:45.560 kind of the geopolitics

00:24:47.040 or the whole,

00:24:47.700 or the,

00:24:48.280 sort of the bigger picture.

00:24:50.040 And I think that makes it

00:24:51.160 really a powerful movie.

00:24:52.280 It is a movie called

00:24:53.100 First Man.

00:24:55.220 It's not called

00:24:56.040 First Country.

00:24:56.820 Although we were

00:24:57.380 the first country,

00:24:58.100 but it's focused on

00:24:58.860 the man more than

00:24:59.620 the country.

00:25:00.020 And I think that

00:25:02.040 he deserves that anyway

00:25:03.200 because he is the one

00:25:04.540 who achieved this thing.

00:25:05.920 So that's a great movie.

00:25:07.440 It was basically shut out.

00:25:08.560 Wasn't nominated for anything.

00:25:09.700 Quiet Place.

00:25:10.620 Another great movie.

00:25:11.440 It's a horror movie

00:25:14.000 that actually manages

00:25:15.060 to have some substance to it.

00:25:16.660 It actually has suspense.

00:25:18.860 It is legitimately scary,

00:25:21.580 but without resorting to gore

00:25:23.140 or to cheap kind of jump scares

00:25:25.520 or anything.

00:25:26.540 So it's a,

00:25:27.160 it is a,

00:25:27.720 it is a horror movie

00:25:29.300 with some substance

00:25:30.080 and depth to it.

00:25:32.060 And it also features

00:25:33.280 a great kind of

00:25:34.660 father,

00:25:36.840 heroic father figure

00:25:38.240 type of character,

00:25:39.520 which maybe is why

00:25:40.420 it was shut out.

00:25:41.220 You know,

00:25:41.380 the Academy doesn't go

00:25:42.220 for that these days.

00:25:43.180 So those are two great movies

00:25:44.280 that were shut out.

00:25:45.360 And instead we have,

00:25:46.640 instead they nominate

00:25:47.740 a stupid comic book movie.

00:25:49.840 I mean,

00:25:50.820 we're living in an idiocracy,

00:25:53.960 folks,

00:25:54.240 in case you haven't noticed.

00:25:55.620 All right.

00:25:56.120 Finally,

00:25:56.440 let's check the inbox.

00:25:57.860 If you want to send me

00:25:59.100 a message,

00:25:59.680 comment,

00:25:59.980 question,

00:26:00.480 death wish,

00:26:01.200 you can email

00:26:03.860 mattwalshow

00:26:04.700 at gmail.com,

00:26:05.940 mattwalshow

00:26:06.460 at gmail.com.

00:26:08.040 Steven writes,

00:26:08.780 I have to say,

00:26:09.240 I'm amazed at some

00:26:09.860 of the hate mail you get.

00:26:11.140 The other amazing part

00:26:12.080 is that it's from people

00:26:13.440 who apparently take time

00:26:14.520 to watch the show.

00:26:15.340 I don't know why anyone

00:26:16.040 would find it valuable

00:26:16.900 to listen continually

00:26:18.240 to something they hate

00:26:19.240 and then take time

00:26:19.980 to email you

00:26:20.740 telling you how much

00:26:21.860 they hate you.

00:26:22.620 It's like going to

00:26:23.260 a sushi restaurant

00:26:24.020 when you don't like sushi

00:26:24.940 over and over

00:26:25.680 and over and over.

00:26:26.920 Nonetheless,

00:26:27.280 I listen to your show

00:26:27.840 regularly and I like

00:26:28.620 the thought that goes

00:26:29.360 into it.

00:26:33.140 Steven,

00:26:34.620 thank you,

00:26:35.680 Steven.

00:26:35.880 Don't be amazed though.

00:26:37.840 This is something

00:26:38.500 that everyone

00:26:39.340 in my line of work

00:26:40.120 deals with

00:26:40.720 and we're all

00:26:41.660 perplexed by it.

00:26:43.160 We expect it,

00:26:44.240 okay,

00:26:44.400 so we're not surprised

00:26:45.460 but as far as

00:26:46.680 the psychology

00:26:47.380 of a person

00:26:48.020 who would sit down

00:26:48.920 and listen

00:26:49.680 or read

00:26:51.300 someone that they hate

00:26:55.600 or follow them

00:26:58.080 on social media

00:26:58.780 or whatever,

00:27:00.300 well,

00:27:00.660 the psychology

00:27:01.260 of that is a mystery

00:27:02.200 to me.

00:27:02.440 I think it's a mystery

00:27:03.020 to most of us.

00:27:03.720 Now,

00:27:04.960 it's one thing

00:27:05.920 to read

00:27:06.500 or follow

00:27:07.160 or watch

00:27:07.880 someone you disagree

00:27:09.400 with but respect.

00:27:10.920 Now,

00:27:11.120 that makes a lot

00:27:11.740 of sense.

00:27:12.140 That's a good

00:27:12.960 and healthy thing

00:27:13.620 to do

00:27:13.860 and we should

00:27:14.200 all be doing that.

00:27:15.700 I think it's a good

00:27:16.280 challenge for all of us.

00:27:17.620 You should try

00:27:19.060 to come up

00:27:19.600 with a couple

00:27:20.080 of people

00:27:20.500 who you fundamentally

00:27:21.540 disagree with

00:27:22.340 on a very deep level

00:27:23.640 but yet you respect

00:27:25.740 their opinion

00:27:26.340 and their perspective

00:27:27.100 and so you'll read

00:27:28.340 some of what they write

00:27:29.200 and watch whatever

00:27:30.480 they do

00:27:30.920 and follow them

00:27:32.260 a little bit.

00:27:32.740 You should have

00:27:33.220 a few people

00:27:33.900 like that

00:27:35.120 because I think

00:27:37.200 it challenges

00:27:38.080 your views

00:27:38.560 a little bit,

00:27:39.000 helps to make

00:27:39.460 you a more

00:27:39.720 well-rounded person.

00:27:41.760 For instance,

00:27:42.360 I've probably seen

00:27:43.080 every Christopher Hitchens

00:27:44.160 speech.

00:27:45.040 I've seen most

00:27:45.500 of his debates.

00:27:46.160 I've read one

00:27:46.540 of his books.

00:27:47.440 I've read a lot

00:27:47.980 of his articles.

00:27:49.440 I think he was

00:27:50.140 brilliant,

00:27:50.660 insightful,

00:27:51.520 incredibly witty.

00:27:52.320 I think he's

00:27:53.120 kind of a joy

00:27:53.860 to read

00:27:54.340 and listen to

00:27:55.200 but I disagree

00:27:57.840 with him

00:27:58.260 on a deep

00:27:59.220 and fundamental level.

00:28:00.920 So that's one thing

00:28:04.500 but to religiously

00:28:06.980 follow somebody

00:28:07.960 that you despise

00:28:09.380 and who you

00:28:10.020 don't respect

00:28:10.900 and whose point

00:28:12.400 of view

00:28:12.900 you don't even

00:28:16.780 take into account

00:28:17.660 and you have

00:28:18.120 no appreciation

00:28:18.740 for,

00:28:19.300 well,

00:28:19.880 I can't relate

00:28:21.000 to that.

00:28:21.380 That doesn't

00:28:21.700 make any sense.

00:28:23.340 There are plenty

00:28:24.200 of people in media

00:28:25.120 who I don't

00:28:26.380 really respect

00:28:26.920 and I can't stand

00:28:28.060 and I don't

00:28:28.660 appreciate their

00:28:29.280 opinion.

00:28:29.640 I think

00:28:30.940 that they're

00:28:31.200 just stupid

00:28:31.760 and shallow

00:28:32.300 and their

00:28:33.960 perspective

00:28:34.400 is relatively

00:28:35.180 worthless.

00:28:36.140 So you know

00:28:36.640 what I do?

00:28:37.020 I'm not going

00:28:37.660 to watch them,

00:28:38.580 I'm not going

00:28:38.760 to listen to them.

00:28:39.480 Why would I?

00:28:41.500 But I think

00:28:41.980 some people

00:28:42.440 are so empty

00:28:43.140 inside and so

00:28:44.000 lost and just

00:28:45.120 so hollow

00:28:46.220 and spiritually

00:28:47.800 shriveled up

00:28:48.700 that this is

00:28:50.100 the only thing

00:28:50.800 that makes

00:28:51.140 them feel

00:28:51.540 alive,

00:28:51.960 to hate,

00:28:53.720 to stew

00:28:54.560 gleefully

00:28:55.260 in their own

00:28:56.000 hatred

00:28:56.340 is the only

00:28:56.980 thing that

00:28:57.360 brings them

00:28:57.720 a thrill

00:28:58.060 in life

00:28:58.480 and so

00:28:59.440 it's pretty

00:28:59.920 sad.

00:29:00.960 Norman says,

00:29:01.820 do you think

00:29:02.980 Satanists

00:29:03.640 should be

00:29:04.040 allowed to

00:29:04.460 display

00:29:04.820 sculptures

00:29:05.300 in public

00:29:05.820 places

00:29:06.160 alongside

00:29:06.580 Christian

00:29:07.000 crosses

00:29:07.340 or

00:29:07.540 nativities?

00:29:08.240 Why or

00:29:08.720 why not?

00:29:10.160 Also,

00:29:10.640 should Satanists

00:29:11.180 be allowed

00:29:11.560 to give

00:29:11.880 talks,

00:29:12.420 lectures

00:29:12.700 at public

00:29:13.180 schools

00:29:13.600 if Christians

00:29:14.160 are allowed

00:29:14.540 to host

00:29:14.880 events

00:29:15.200 at public

00:29:15.940 schools?

00:29:16.380 Also,

00:29:16.660 thanks,

00:29:17.040 love your

00:29:17.300 work.

00:29:17.740 To me,

00:29:18.060 this is an

00:29:18.380 easy question.

00:29:18.960 I know this

00:29:19.180 is one of

00:29:19.400 these things

00:29:19.740 that's supposed

00:29:20.100 to be hard

00:29:20.500 to adjudicate.

00:29:21.660 It's an easy

00:29:22.240 answer for me.

00:29:25.000 And you hear

00:29:25.540 about these

00:29:25.940 Satanist groups,

00:29:28.460 maybe that's

00:29:29.100 kind of the

00:29:29.360 same thing.

00:29:29.640 You hear

00:29:30.100 about these

00:29:30.440 Satanist groups

00:29:31.000 that want

00:29:31.240 to put up

00:29:31.580 a satanic

00:29:32.260 monument or

00:29:32.820 something in

00:29:33.180 a town

00:29:33.460 square in

00:29:34.560 response to

00:29:35.420 some sort

00:29:36.140 of Judeo-Christian

00:29:37.100 monument that's

00:29:37.740 up.

00:29:38.260 Well,

00:29:38.900 listen,

00:29:39.500 if there's a

00:29:40.160 town out

00:29:40.840 there that

00:29:42.140 is predominantly

00:29:43.060 populated by

00:29:44.160 Satanists and

00:29:45.880 they want to

00:29:46.620 have a monument

00:29:47.220 in their town

00:29:48.040 square and

00:29:48.960 in their

00:29:49.340 courthouse and

00:29:50.440 wherever else

00:29:51.280 declaring their

00:29:53.380 Satanism and

00:29:54.200 worshiping Satan,

00:29:55.700 then I say,

00:29:56.500 yeah,

00:29:56.660 go for it.

00:29:57.520 Not only do

00:29:58.220 they have the

00:29:58.620 right to do

00:29:59.140 that,

00:29:59.640 but I would

00:30:00.800 prefer if they

00:30:01.660 did.

00:30:02.460 Because if I'm

00:30:03.500 moving or

00:30:04.040 something or

00:30:04.720 if I'm looking

00:30:05.360 to get a

00:30:06.420 timeshare in

00:30:07.220 some particular

00:30:07.800 town and

00:30:10.120 it's 60%

00:30:11.640 populated by

00:30:12.360 Satanists,

00:30:12.880 I would

00:30:13.200 prefer if

00:30:13.760 they announced

00:30:14.280 that fact and

00:30:15.260 made it clear.

00:30:16.700 So if I'm

00:30:17.780 going through

00:30:18.660 the town,

00:30:19.100 looking at

00:30:19.360 apartments,

00:30:20.460 and I see a

00:30:22.780 big monument to

00:30:23.500 Satan right there

00:30:24.160 in the town

00:30:24.560 square, I'll

00:30:25.280 say, okay,

00:30:25.840 well, this

00:30:27.000 isn't the town

00:30:28.300 for me.

00:30:29.640 So, yeah,

00:30:30.840 if I'm a big

00:30:32.640 believer in

00:30:33.160 subsidiarity, I'm

00:30:34.000 a big believer

00:30:34.560 in keeping

00:30:35.980 things as

00:30:36.460 local as

00:30:37.000 possible, I'm

00:30:39.180 a believer in

00:30:39.680 local jurisdiction,

00:30:40.620 so if there's a

00:30:42.600 town like that

00:30:43.500 out there

00:30:44.360 somewhere, a

00:30:47.280 Satanist town,

00:30:48.380 then, yeah, they

00:30:48.980 should be able to

00:30:49.420 put satanic stuff

00:30:50.280 everywhere, and

00:30:51.220 all the rest of

00:30:51.940 us will just stay

00:30:52.960 the hell away, 0.92

00:30:53.820 no pun intended.

00:30:54.520 The problem,

00:30:56.960 though, is

00:30:57.960 that in all

00:30:58.580 of these cases

00:30:59.220 that you hear

00:30:59.740 about, where

00:31:01.100 they're trying to

00:31:01.620 put a satanic

00:31:02.340 monument in the

00:31:04.020 town square, or

00:31:04.680 in the courthouse,

00:31:05.340 or whatever, in

00:31:06.540 every single

00:31:07.240 case, it is a,

00:31:10.620 or in most of

00:31:12.480 the cases I can

00:31:13.040 think of, it is

00:31:14.300 some outside

00:31:15.520 group that is

00:31:17.580 trying to do

00:31:18.220 this to prove a

00:31:19.160 point.

00:31:19.460 it's not

00:31:21.920 coming from

00:31:23.260 within the

00:31:23.700 town, and

00:31:26.040 so that I

00:31:26.760 oppose.

00:31:29.320 If a town is

00:31:30.580 mostly Christian,

00:31:33.020 and then some

00:31:34.580 satanic group

00:31:36.080 from seven

00:31:37.700 states away

00:31:38.520 says, we want

00:31:39.120 to put a

00:31:39.380 satanic monument

00:31:40.080 there, well, of

00:31:40.840 course they

00:31:41.100 shouldn't be

00:31:41.360 allowed to do

00:31:41.760 that.

00:31:43.520 They're not

00:31:44.180 even from the

00:31:44.820 town.

00:31:45.200 That doesn't

00:31:45.640 represent the

00:31:46.520 views of the

00:31:47.400 town.

00:31:49.460 From Preston,

00:31:53.380 he says, Matt,

00:31:54.000 I've been a big

00:31:54.440 fan of yours for

00:31:54.980 many years.

00:31:55.380 I used to use

00:31:56.160 your articles for

00:31:56.720 current events in

00:31:57.280 high school.

00:31:58.160 I even listened

00:31:58.580 to your podcast

00:31:59.120 when you were on

00:31:59.520 The Blaze.

00:32:00.300 I recently got

00:32:00.920 married back in

00:32:01.520 November and

00:32:01.960 really respect your

00:32:02.640 views on marriage

00:32:03.160 and family.

00:32:03.580 What are some

00:32:04.000 bits of advice

00:32:04.680 you would give

00:32:05.460 to have a happy

00:32:06.420 and successful

00:32:06.900 marriage?

00:32:07.680 Preston,

00:32:08.000 congratulations.

00:32:08.700 I'm no marriage 0.71

00:32:09.340 expert or guru.

00:32:10.240 I've only been

00:32:10.600 married for seven

00:32:11.140 years.

00:32:11.560 I don't think I'm

00:32:12.000 in the spot right

00:32:12.560 now where I can

00:32:13.000 even give advice.

00:32:14.560 If I were to

00:32:15.280 offer one thing,

00:32:16.100 I'll offer this

00:32:16.640 just because it's

00:32:17.220 obvious and it

00:32:19.460 something that

00:32:19.820 when I was

00:32:20.260 married, I

00:32:22.300 didn't realize

00:32:22.900 would be so

00:32:23.380 important and

00:32:23.940 that is gratitude.

00:32:28.200 I know it's

00:32:29.480 obvious, that's

00:32:30.080 the point, but

00:32:30.680 sometimes the

00:32:32.180 most obvious

00:32:32.600 things are the

00:32:33.140 things that we

00:32:33.480 can overlook.

00:32:34.300 So you've got

00:32:36.260 to be grateful

00:32:36.760 for your wife,

00:32:37.500 verbally, openly,

00:32:38.780 obviously grateful.

00:32:41.160 Appreciate what

00:32:41.880 she does, show

00:32:42.800 that you notice,

00:32:43.620 show that you

00:32:44.140 care.

00:32:44.960 If I was

00:32:45.560 talking to your

00:32:47.080 wife, I would 1.00

00:32:47.740 say the same

00:32:48.600 thing.

00:32:48.820 Appreciate your

00:32:49.920 husband, be

00:32:50.480 grateful for him,

00:32:51.220 notice what he

00:32:51.860 does.

00:32:52.960 I just think

00:32:53.480 there are so

00:32:53.940 many, in so

00:32:54.820 many unhappy

00:32:55.540 marriages and in

00:32:56.500 so many failing

00:32:57.360 and failed

00:32:57.940 marriages, this is

00:32:59.240 the theme you

00:32:59.900 hear over and

00:33:00.480 over again.

00:33:00.760 I know everybody

00:33:01.200 says, well, it's

00:33:01.840 money and all

00:33:02.440 this stuff is

00:33:02.940 what can ruin

00:33:04.720 marriages.

00:33:05.500 No, I think if

00:33:06.700 you actually listen

00:33:07.300 to what these

00:33:07.700 people are saying,

00:33:08.480 so often this is

00:33:09.540 the theme that

00:33:10.060 comes up.

00:33:11.440 They didn't

00:33:11.880 notice me, he

00:33:12.900 didn't appreciate

00:33:13.660 what I was

00:33:14.160 doing, I was

00:33:15.120 doing this, I

00:33:15.680 was doing that.

00:33:16.340 They never

00:33:18.120 noticed, so on

00:33:19.080 and so forth.

00:33:19.920 Now, of course, in

00:33:20.400 a marriage, it's

00:33:20.980 like you don't want

00:33:21.700 to be doing

00:33:22.220 everything in

00:33:23.020 hopes of being

00:33:23.760 appreciated and

00:33:24.560 being noticed, but

00:33:26.540 if you're never

00:33:27.260 appreciated and

00:33:28.220 never noticed, it

00:33:29.380 takes a toll on you

00:33:30.060 after a while and

00:33:30.680 I think it'll

00:33:31.060 destroy your 0.68

00:33:31.480 marriage, so

00:33:31.880 that's something

00:33:33.060 to think about.

00:33:34.480 Chris says, love

00:33:35.320 the show.

00:33:35.740 Matt, do you

00:33:36.120 think that the

00:33:36.700 older Democrats in

00:33:37.620 Congress see the

00:33:38.420 irony that their

00:33:39.160 freshman colleagues

00:33:40.120 that they can't

00:33:43.000 control are a

00:33:43.980 product of their

00:33:44.660 own failed

00:33:45.380 entitlement and

00:33:46.120 victimhood policies?

00:33:47.920 Or do you think

00:33:48.680 that this is what

00:33:49.420 they're hoping for?

00:33:51.240 No, I'm sure they

00:33:52.040 don't notice the

00:33:52.880 irony, Chris, but I

00:33:53.720 think that's a very

00:33:54.420 excellent point.

00:33:56.700 Thank you for

00:33:57.100 raising it.

00:33:59.460 Katie says, hi,

00:34:00.220 Matt, I heard you

00:34:00.680 say that modern

00:34:01.180 sitcoms are

00:34:01.800 aggressively stupid. 0.95

00:34:02.920 I agree, but

00:34:03.480 here's my question.

00:34:04.240 What do you think

00:34:04.680 are the funniest

00:34:05.280 shows on television?

00:34:07.200 I don't know about

00:34:07.860 right now, I don't

00:34:08.540 watch sitcoms right

00:34:09.120 now, but the

00:34:09.860 office, the

00:34:10.580 American office

00:34:11.260 seasons one

00:34:12.320 through four and

00:34:14.000 a half.

00:34:15.460 I think that is

00:34:16.020 the, that right

00:34:17.040 there is the

00:34:17.780 funniest chunk of

00:34:18.980 television ever

00:34:20.360 put on, you

00:34:22.960 know, on the

00:34:25.380 American airwaves.

00:34:26.240 And then it fell

00:34:26.980 off rapidly from

00:34:27.780 there, but that's

00:34:28.660 what I would, that

00:34:29.400 would be my, my

00:34:30.020 vote.

00:34:32.820 Let's see.

00:34:35.020 Kelsey says, Matt,

00:34:36.360 I appreciate your

00:34:36.880 show.

00:34:39.120 I know your

00:34:39.760 children are young,

00:34:40.420 but I was

00:34:40.680 wondering, how do

00:34:41.300 you feel about

00:34:41.800 Christians sending 1.00

00:34:42.520 their kids to

00:34:43.060 public colleges?

00:34:44.420 I'm a disabled

00:34:45.060 veteran and my

00:34:45.860 kids have the

00:34:46.260 opportunity to get

00:34:46.860 grants for

00:34:47.400 California state

00:34:48.080 colleges.

00:34:49.000 I just don't know

00:34:49.660 if that education

00:34:50.320 is worth our

00:34:50.940 time.

00:34:51.300 Thanks for your

00:34:51.620 opinion.

00:34:52.260 Kelsey, thanks for

00:34:52.940 your service and

00:34:53.400 your sacrifice.

00:34:53.960 First of all,

00:34:57.840 you know, this is

00:34:58.300 just, this is just,

00:34:59.800 here's, here's what I

00:35:00.580 say about, generally,

00:35:02.240 my opinion is it's

00:35:03.520 best to avoid public

00:35:04.500 colleges, but you

00:35:05.120 have to make a

00:35:06.040 decision that's best

00:35:06.680 for you and for

00:35:08.660 your, for your

00:35:09.240 kids, especially.

00:35:10.460 My main thing,

00:35:11.340 whether it's a

00:35:11.760 public college or

00:35:12.440 a private college

00:35:13.280 or no college, I

00:35:15.540 think the main

00:35:16.060 thing, and this

00:35:16.960 should not be a

00:35:17.480 controversial point

00:35:18.340 of view, but the

00:35:18.960 main thing is, as

00:35:22.280 long as a kid has

00:35:25.300 some concept, some

00:35:28.180 vague general

00:35:29.380 concept of what

00:35:30.200 they want to do

00:35:30.660 with their life and

00:35:31.960 how they're going to

00:35:32.780 use their education

00:35:33.820 and sort of what the

00:35:35.280 point of it is going

00:35:36.120 to be for them, then

00:35:38.460 if they have that in

00:35:39.200 mind, then it's

00:35:39.640 easier to decide where

00:35:40.820 they're going to go to

00:35:41.320 college or if they're

00:35:42.040 going to go at all.

00:35:43.200 I think the problem

00:35:44.120 is so often when we

00:35:45.940 just toss our kids 0.99

00:35:46.980 into college, even

00:35:48.960 though they have no

00:35:49.480 idea what they want

00:35:49.960 to do with their

00:35:50.640 life, they have no

00:35:51.180 idea what their

00:35:51.580 skills are, no idea

00:35:52.600 what their passions

00:35:53.720 are, which just shows

00:35:56.040 you that's a failure

00:35:56.640 of the public school

00:35:57.320 system, that you can

00:35:58.000 have these kids that

00:35:58.680 go through 13 years

00:36:00.000 of formal education,

00:36:00.960 they get to the age

00:36:01.480 of 18 years old, and

00:36:03.140 so many of them have

00:36:04.000 no idea what they

00:36:06.360 care about, what

00:36:07.380 their views are, what

00:36:09.160 their priorities are,

00:36:10.120 what their goals are,

00:36:11.040 no clue.

00:36:12.920 And I know it's true

00:36:13.600 that at 18, you don't

00:36:14.260 have to have it all

00:36:14.780 figured out, but I

00:36:16.160 mean, you should have

00:36:16.960 some general idea of

00:36:18.780 what you're good at and

00:36:19.800 some kind of vague

00:36:21.240 idea of who you are as

00:36:22.280 a person, and so many

00:36:23.580 kids don't, and that's a

00:36:24.600 failure of the public

00:36:25.520 school education system,

00:36:27.540 but if a kid has that

00:36:29.160 in mind, then it's

00:36:30.200 easier to decide, okay,

00:36:30.900 I'm going to go here for

00:36:31.760 this reason, I'm going to

00:36:32.620 major in this, this is

00:36:33.520 the best place to go,

00:36:34.340 here's my plan.

00:36:36.680 But if they have no

00:36:37.560 idea at all, then what

00:36:40.200 I say all the time is

00:36:41.280 there's no reason for

00:36:42.740 them to go, they could

00:36:43.300 just go get a job, they 1.00

00:36:45.560 could move out, live in

00:36:46.600 an apartment on their

00:36:47.340 own, pay some bills,

00:36:48.900 experience adult life,

00:36:50.840 and then as they figure

00:36:52.280 it out, then they could

00:36:54.300 go to college, or they

00:36:56.300 may discover that they 0.93

00:36:57.120 don't need college for

00:36:58.040 what they want to do

00:36:58.580 with their life, and

00:37:00.180 they can spare

00:37:00.600 themselves the debt.

00:37:02.620 And everything else.

00:37:04.220 But there's no real

00:37:05.080 downside, it's not a

00:37:06.480 race.

00:37:08.920 So, I don't know if I

00:37:09.680 answer your questions, but

00:37:10.420 that's what I would say.

00:37:14.040 Corey says, Matt, when

00:37:14.920 you first started, I

00:37:15.660 hated you, but over time,

00:37:16.780 I have to admit, I've

00:37:17.860 come to still hate you.

00:37:22.780 Thank you for that.

00:37:24.760 Finally, Megan says, Matt,

00:37:25.780 on Twitter, I saw you

00:37:26.600 talking about becoming a

00:37:27.520 beekeeper.

00:37:28.500 Were you serious about

00:37:29.380 that?

00:37:29.500 I'm absolutely serious.

00:37:30.520 I'm going to order the

00:37:31.320 beekeeper.

00:37:31.440 I'm not a beekeeper yet,

00:37:32.460 but I'm ordering bees.

00:37:34.100 I've got the bee suit, and

00:37:35.800 I've got the frames, the

00:37:36.720 hives, and so I'm going to

00:37:38.180 start my beekeeping

00:37:38.980 journey this year.

00:37:43.520 Why am I becoming a

00:37:44.380 beekeeper?

00:37:44.960 Just because, you know,

00:37:46.220 because why not?

00:37:46.820 Number one, why not be a

00:37:47.780 beekeeper?

00:37:48.560 I also think that I want to

00:37:50.300 have a hobby that has

00:37:50.980 nothing at all to do with

00:37:51.840 this, and nothing to do

00:37:52.840 with anything, you know,

00:37:55.060 politics or anything like

00:37:56.140 that.

00:37:56.920 And I also think that bees

00:37:57.720 are fascinating.

00:37:58.340 They really are.

00:37:58.860 If you read about bees,

00:37:59.920 if you just go watch like a

00:38:01.340 documentary on bees or read

00:38:02.500 about them, these are

00:38:03.220 fascinating creatures who are

00:38:05.820 also crucial to the, to 0.64

00:38:09.900 humanity and to agriculture.

00:38:13.760 But just one example of the

00:38:15.140 fact, and I could go on for

00:38:15.880 30 minutes about bees.

00:38:16.700 I won't do it.

00:38:17.740 Maybe someday I will.

00:38:18.940 One fascinating thing about

00:38:20.140 bees is, you know, bees can

00:38:23.800 find sources of, of pollen and

00:38:27.880 nectar that are miles away.

00:38:29.260 And you may wonder, well, how

00:38:29.900 do they find them?

00:38:30.520 How do they find the flowers

00:38:31.460 and vegetation and

00:38:32.160 everything?

00:38:33.260 Well, what they'll do is

00:38:34.020 they'll send out scouts to go

00:38:35.820 and find, you know, some

00:38:37.220 patch of flowers somewhere in

00:38:38.660 a field, you know, and then

00:38:40.260 the bees will come back and

00:38:43.340 now they have to communicate

00:38:44.480 to the other bees where those 0.91

00:38:46.400 flowers are.

00:38:47.500 And the flowers could be two

00:38:48.500 and a half miles away.

00:38:49.520 And so they have this little

00:38:50.560 dance that they'll do where

00:38:51.720 they wiggle their body in a

00:38:52.580 certain way and they're

00:38:53.340 essentially communicating the

00:38:54.560 coordinates to the other bees

00:38:56.560 who are standing there

00:38:57.880 watching and then they all go

00:38:59.540 and they find the flower.

00:39:00.320 I mean, that is fascinating.

00:39:02.700 And it shows you God's design

00:39:04.580 in nature as well, which is

00:39:05.780 maybe one of the reasons I

00:39:06.640 like it.

00:39:07.220 All right, we'll leave it

00:39:07.900 there.

00:39:08.700 Thanks for watching,

00:39:09.440 everybody.

00:39:09.680 Thanks for listening.

00:39:11.860 Godspeed.

00:39:19.060 I'm Michael Knowles, host of

00:39:20.180 The Michael Knowles Show.

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The Matt Walsh Show - January 23, 2019

Ep. 182 - New York Makes It Legal To Kill Babies Through Every Trimester

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